Now, if the holder is senile or just can't grasp what's in his best interest and he won't listen to his attorney, then;If you qualify for a 400K loan payment with income from the property, you should have no problem obtaining a first mortgage on a 1M sale/appraisal.

There are things that should keep updated for sure, such as regulations, technology, trend in development so you can grasp where the industry is going.At the end, I think The Millionaire Real Estate is a must read.

Looking at a commercial multifamily building and am trying to get a grasp on the average.

I'm trying to learn and absorb as much as I can and although I think I have an understanding of most things, I'm still trying to grasp how to analyze a market, how to value a house, do comps, and probably how to build a buyer's list/find buyer's.

I'm aware I don't need licensed to pursue them but I'm only 21 and this is helping me out a lot already grasping the knowledge and so forth.

Hopefully you grasp this concept.

Being so young, with such a healthy grasp on what you want to do, and having the support of your parents?

However I am willing to be educated and grasp all the information to better my knowledge about the whole rehabbing and wholesaling process from start to finish.

When I see that you come in with those issues mentioned above fully and properly addressed, where I can have confidence in the deal outside your hype, elevator pitch, with  your estimates being valid, having a good grasp of RE, the basics involved, you're going to leave with a loan commitment!

And im still gonna keep doing that bec I havent quite grasped it yet.